UNICEF in Syria -يونيسف سوريا

“I am honoured to amplify the voices of Syria’s children,” says Qays Sheikh Najib, UNICEF in Syria’s first-ever Ambassador, expressing his inspiration and determination to support every child.
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Essential support that makes a difference 💙

For families facing difficult economic circumstances, even basic personal care items can become an added financial burden, particularly for adolescent girls and women.

Funded by the Syria Humanitarian Fund (SHF), UNICEF provides personal care kits to vulnerable girls and women, helping ease pressure on families while supporting their dignity and well-being.

In rural Hama, more than 350 adolescent girls in two schools in Berry-Sharqi received personal care kits, while women in Karnaz also received kits through community centres.
"These supplies may be basic, but they are essential for the girls," said Jumana, a community centre manager. “Many women have shared with us how much this support has helped them.”

With support from Syria Humanitarian Fund (SHF), UNICEF reached more than 12,500 girls and women with essential personal care supplies.

Learn more at unicef.org/syria/stories/…

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A little more room to breathe and look ahead 🤍

After 13 years of displacement, Al-Mahdi, 51, returned to rural Dar’a with his family, hoping to rebuild their lives at home. But with limited work opportunities, growing debts and health challenges, meeting even the family’s basic needs became difficult.

Funded by the Syria Humanitarian Fund (SHF), UNICEF provides flexible cash assistance to vulnerable families, helping them prioritise what they need most.

For Al-Mahdi, the assistance meant paying off debts, buying food and urgent household supplies, and preparing his children for the school year.
"When they told me I would receive the cash transfer, I felt some of the pressure lift," he said.

Between June and September 2026, UNICEF funded by the Syria Humanitarian Fund (SHF), reached more than 10,000 households across eight governorates with cash assistance.

Learn more at: unicef.org/syria/stories/…

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🏫 In rural Homs, a school is welcoming children home.

As families return to Syria, Al-Razi Secondary School in Al-Bahluniyah is opening its doors to children returning with their families and to those arriving from other areas.

Through the #PROSPECTS partnership, UNICEF supported the rehabilitation of classrooms, the installation of reliable solar power and improvements to sanitation facilities, helping the school welcome a growing number of students, with enrolment increasing from around 260 to more than 330. Children now have a safer and more supportive environment where they can learn, make friends and feel a sense of belonging.

Through the #PROSPECTS partnership, supported by the Government of the Netherlands, UNICEF is helping returnee children and their families rebuild their lives through safer, more inclusive access to education.

Read the full story: unicef.org/syria/stories/…

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🏫 In rural Homs, a school is welcoming children home.

As families return to Syria, Al-Razi Secondary School in Al-Bahluniyah is opening its doors to children returning with their families and to those arriving from other areas.

Through the #PROSPECTS partnership, UNICEF supported the rehabilitation of classrooms, the installation of reliable solar power and improvements to sanitation facilities, helping the school welcome a growing number of students, with enrolment increasing from around 260 to more than 330.
Children now have a safer and more supportive environment where they can learn, make friends and feel a sense of belonging.

Through the #PROSPECTS partnership, supported by the Government of the Netherlands, UNICEF is helping returnee children and their families rebuild their lives through safer, more inclusive access to education.

Read the full story: unicef.org/syria/stories/…

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